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The most common clothes moth found in Ontario homes is the webbing clothes moth, not the case-making type. Webbing clothes moths thrive indoors and leave characteristic silk webs on fabrics like wool and fur, which makes them a frequent indoor pest. The case-making clothes moth does infest textiles too, but it occurs less often in households compared with the webbing species. Because of this, the statement that the case-making moth is the most commonly encountered is not accurate.